SF reported on a new Russian military attack on Ukrainian forces. According to the report, on the evening of May 13, Russian cruise missiles were launched towards Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv and Ternopil of Ukraine. At least 6 Tu-95 strategic bombers took off from Russian territory towards Ukraine. It is known that military depots in Ternopil were attacked.
Earlier, on the night of May 12, an arsenal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the town of Khmelnitsky was attacked. The targets hit created a huge explosion, which could be seen dozens of kilometers from the point of impact. As a result, the Ukrainian arsenal was completely destroyed. According to SF , the destroyed arsenal in Khmelnitsky was worth about $500 million.
Ukrainian weapons depot goes up in flames after being attacked.
Recently, the Russian military has carried out a series of attacks. According to SF , between May 4 and May 13, Russian news sources shared videos of 15 attacks by Russian Lancet drones. The targets were Ukrainian military equipment in the area of special military operations.
The precision strikes destroyed or damaged military equipment including: five Soviet-made 2S1 Gvozdika 122 mm self-propelled guns, three US-made M777 guns, two US-made M109 self-propelled guns, one Soviet-made 2S3 Akatsiya self-propelled gun, one Polish-made Krab self-propelled gun, one Soviet-made T-64 main battle tank, one Soviet-made BMP-2 combat vehicle, and one British-made Stormer HVM short-range air defense system.
Russian Lancet drones have been used effectively in the area of special military operations.
The Lancet suicide drone was developed by ZALA Aero Group, a subsidiary of the Kalashnikov Concern. The company produces two versions of the Lancet: the Izdeliye-52, which has an endurance of 30 minutes and a 1 kg warhead. The larger Izdeliye-51 has an endurance of 40 minutes and is equipped with a 3 kg warhead.
The Lancet drone will fly towards the designated area using an inertial system with support from GLONASS. Once there, the operator uses an electro-optical system to detect, track and lock on to the target. A laser rangefinder system will then control the detonation of the warhead.
The moment the Lancet drone locked on to the target and attacked.
The Lancet drone’s small radar cross-section and minimal infrared signature make it difficult to intercept. According to Lostarmour.info, a website that tracks and records military losses, there have been at least 254 Lancet attacks since Russia began its special operations campaign in Ukraine.
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